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A parent's wish for their
child with hearing loss:

I Want You to Hear

We all want the best for our children throughout their life. If your child is born with or develops hearing loss, it’s completely natural to consider the impact on development, growing up and beyond. For many parents, the wish for their child is immediate and clear: “I want you to hear.” You want your child to hear the birds, favorite songs and best friend's secrets. Most of all, you want your child to hear you say “I love you.”

We want the same thing for your child, today and always.

Cochlear is committed to providing the latest technology to your child throughout life.

Hear now. And always

We are committed to being there with you to help your child achieve a personal best hearing experience every day.

You want your child to experience what every child enjoys in life. The same independence and self-confidence. The same opportunities the world surprises you with every day. We understand how stressful it can be when you learn of your child's hearing loss. It can be life-changing, and you will have questions.

What do I do? Where can I go for information? Who can answer my questions?

We are here to help answer your important questions and support you through this journey, today and throughout your child's life.

You are not alone.

Finding out your child has hearing loss can be overwhelming, and we understand that you need the information and resources to make the best decisions today and into the future. Although the hearing loss diagnosis might be a surprise, you are not alone. There are many families that have been exactly where you are.

Cochlear has provided more than 600,000 implantable hearing devices, helping people of all ages, in more than 100 countries, to hear. We can help your child, too.

This site is designed to provide you with information on the following:

Callie and Lexie’s Story

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